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Oli and Jenny, the nurses in the Pathways team were recognised in the Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust (NSFT) Awards.

Come join St Martins for our Christmas Carol Service at Norwich Cathedral on the 9th December at 7:30pm.

We need to understand what young people think about homelessness and we’d like your advice on how we can engage better with you. We know you are our supporters of the future.  

Norfolk-based writing group Ex-Cathedra have published an anthology of stories about loss and hope, dreams of love and belonging, biography and science fiction and adventure.

Want a chance to win an amazing prize while supporting a charitable cause? Take part in the St Martins Christmas Fayre raffle!

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If you are shopping in Tesco's this Autumn be sure to pick up a blue token and vote for St Martins.

St Martins is often approached by students to provide them with a placement as part of their academic course. We recently had the privilege of hosting Thomas, a student paramedic, who found that his compassion towards people was reinvented by his time with us, witnessing how our team removes the ‘homeless’ stereotype in the way they interact with people.

With a new government starting to bed in and strive forward for ‘quick wins’ there can be little doubt that the winds of change are blowing but for those of us working in the homeless sector will it be a gentle breeze or a force 10 gale with the promise of structural change?

St Martins has joined over 70 other organisations to support Homeless Link's briefing to the new government outlining solutions to ending migrant homelessness.